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Red's Bar & Grill At The Wigwam Resort
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The Elizabeth Arden spa located in this resort is the worst I have ever been to. I had the worst service and the women in the salon did not act like they even like their jobs or even cared that I was there spending my hard earned cash on the worst service I have ever received. I would never EVER go back. In fact when I wrote corporate on my terrible experience they only suggest I try them again. NEVER! I have never been treated more poorly. I could not believe for the price you pay that this was the level of service I got. Terrible Spa, I will never go back
Pros: The front desk of Red Door, they were nice
Cons: The attitude in the Salon
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